Add to ORKGThis study mainly looks at the relationship between fertility and development within\ud nations and their relationship to one another. After an introduction discussing fertility,\ud population growth, and development in historical, contemporary, and theoretical terms,\ud the first section uses quantitative measures to show the strong correlation between total\ud fertility rate and the human development index which acts as a proxy for development.\ud After establishing this correlation, the next section draws upon four case studies; Mexico,\ud China, Israel, and Ethiopia to examine historical transitions in fertility and development\ud and see when these occurred in relation to one another in each state. Finally, the study\ud examines some p...
The large declines in total fertility rates that have occurred in many low income countries since 19...
Fertility decline in human populations is an inherent evolutionary puzzle with major demographic, so...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...
The changing macro-level relationship between fertility and development (i.e., the standard of livin...
During the twentieth century, the global population has gone through unprecedented increases in econ...
The present article addresses the question of whether there is a link between the spatial patterns o...
Fertility fell rapidly in developed countries in the second half of the twentieth century, a period ...
Fertility rates have been declining worldwide over the past fifty years, part of a phenomenon known ...
"The present article addresses the question of whether there is a link between the spatial patterns ...
While new empirical findings and theoretical frameworks provide insight into the interrelations betw...
Fertility decline in human populations is an inherent evolutionary puzzle with major demographic, so...
A fundamental reversal of the traditional fertility-development relationship has occurred in highly ...
Abstract: A number of recent theories in demography suggest a U-shaped relationship between gender e...
The demographic phenomenon of “low fertility” has received considerable attention over the last thre...
Evidence for nation-states suggests that the long-standing negative relationship between fertility a...
The large declines in total fertility rates that have occurred in many low income countries since 19...
Fertility decline in human populations is an inherent evolutionary puzzle with major demographic, so...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...
The changing macro-level relationship between fertility and development (i.e., the standard of livin...
During the twentieth century, the global population has gone through unprecedented increases in econ...
The present article addresses the question of whether there is a link between the spatial patterns o...
Fertility fell rapidly in developed countries in the second half of the twentieth century, a period ...
Fertility rates have been declining worldwide over the past fifty years, part of a phenomenon known ...
"The present article addresses the question of whether there is a link between the spatial patterns ...
While new empirical findings and theoretical frameworks provide insight into the interrelations betw...
Fertility decline in human populations is an inherent evolutionary puzzle with major demographic, so...
A fundamental reversal of the traditional fertility-development relationship has occurred in highly ...
Abstract: A number of recent theories in demography suggest a U-shaped relationship between gender e...
The demographic phenomenon of “low fertility” has received considerable attention over the last thre...
Evidence for nation-states suggests that the long-standing negative relationship between fertility a...
The large declines in total fertility rates that have occurred in many low income countries since 19...
Fertility decline in human populations is an inherent evolutionary puzzle with major demographic, so...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...